Honor walk aims to re-spark interest in Kopetsky case

Six years after Belton teenager Kara Kopetsky disappeared, friends and family members took part in an honor walk in hopes of reigniting public interest in the unsolved case.

Kopetsky was last seen on surveillance camera footage at Belton High School on May 4, 2007. She was 17 then.

People carried signs and walked side-by-side to remind people that Kara has never been found.

Family members said they believe foul play was involved, and they're ready for that person to be brought to justice.

"Frustration is part of everyday life," said Kara's stepfather, James Beckford. "There is somebody out there who knows something. We pray the person out there that knows something develops a conscious and comes forward to tell what they know."

Police have released age-progression images to give the public an idea how Kopetsky might look at 23.

There is an $80,000 reward still available in the case.

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